I am not sure where you are getting your facts from CGRIFF337 but according to National Centre for Science Education, CA (2011), 57% of Indonesians believe in the evolutionist theory (that human beings were in fact created over a long period of time of evolution growing into fully formed human beings they are today from lower species such as apes) more so than the 40% in the United States.
I am ethnically Tibetan but was born in India did Uni studies in New Zealand and now am living in Australia. I follow both Hinduism and Buddhism. I have traveled to many Asian countries. A vast majority of Chinese, Koreans, Malaysian (mainly muslims), Indians (Hindus), Indonesians (again Muslims), Japanese and other asians believe in evolution. We do not mix religion with facts. Religion for us is more about our cultural identity and heritage than misconstruing scientific facts.
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I am not sure where you are getting your facts from CGRIFF337 but according to National Centre for Science Education, CA (2011), 57% of Indonesians believe in the evolutionist theory (that human beings were in fact created over a long period of time of evolution growing into fully formed human beings they are today from lower species such as apes) more so than the 40% in the United States.
I am ethnically Tibetan but was born in India did Uni studies in New Zealand and now am living in Australia. I follow both Hinduism and Buddhism. I have traveled to many Asian countries. A vast majority of Chinese, Koreans, Malaysian (mainly muslims), Indians (Hindus), Indonesians (again Muslims), Japanese and other asians believe in evolution. We do not mix religion with facts. Religion for us is more about our cultural identity and heritage than misconstruing scientific facts.